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by _cenw 4y ago
We acknowledge that both humans and "medical grade AI" are flawed, but they're flawed in very different ways and until we can understand how and why an AI model fails, it should be supplemental.
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by _cenw 4y ago
It's also just generally wrong to build a scheduler on top of the docker API. We have CRI for a reason, because everyone knows Docker is not going to be around forever. Certainly not the company. Maybe dockerd.
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by _cenw 4y ago
I had a look at it and it seemed interesting, but then I spotted the `-v /var/run/docker.sock:/var/run/docker.sock`.
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by _cenw 4y ago
The point is that it may miss a tumor obvious to a human doctor.
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by _cenw 4y ago
Supply? Like the thousands of vacant crumbling homes in Germany's most expensive city, Hamburg, that are essentially held by investors for the appreciation of land value alone? Look, I know the economics. I don't like them. Fundam
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by _cenw 4y ago
I don't know, could be all the people seeing housing as an investment rather than a basic nescessity. Prices literally went up by a cool 100% or so over the past 5 years or so (if you account for the now ludicrous financing rates; 62%
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by _cenw 4y ago
Not in the US. I live here: https://www.bundesbank.de/en/publications/research/research-... Keep in mind that the mentioned "social housing factor" does exist, but it is also almost entirely in the
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by _cenw 4y ago
This is a terrible point. Hiring someone to do nothing is not a fulfilling job. People, for the most part, care about what they do and want it to be important. The only thing that likely kept her there was the prestige of working for Meta a
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by _cenw 4y ago
It's a problem you can't really evade if you're on the modern JS stack train. A lot of that has to do with frameworks running into the same issue. Some part of the build stack retires an old version unannounced, and now you h
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by _cenw 4y ago
My TV is a projector (Benq TK700STi) and all its smart features are contained within a Google TV plugged into the back that ships with the device. You rip it out, you just get an extra HDMI port. The only problem I have is having to dim the
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by _cenw 4y ago
All these examples are on timescales of 70+ years. That's kind of meaningless to me, a millenial, looking at all wealth having already been bundled up. Living in cities or owning a house? Barely affordable, even with an average tech sa
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by _cenw 4y ago
This is a pattern of argument I see all the time in minority communities, and it really irks me the wrong way. You are allowed to care about the things you care about and not have a concrete well-informed opinion on something related that m
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by _cenw 4y ago
I run a single user instance, and I definitely can't review every post received?
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by _cenw 4y ago
In reality, it barely makes a difference if you want to avoid hotlinking (and that has other bad privacy privacy implications, now all your users load bad content). Law enforcement makes no difference between proxying, caching and storing i
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by _cenw 4y ago
That's just plain wrong. Most SafeBrowsing checks are done locally against a list. They even have an API for it. https://developers.google.com/safe-browsing/v4#update-api-v4 Literally 5 seconds on your favorite se
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by _cenw 4y ago
Mastodon, perhaps unwisely, replicates all media it encounters.
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by _cenw 4y ago
Enigmail wasn't even part of core Thunderbird for most of those 21 years.
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by _cenw 4y ago
That doesn't say much about the viability of the technology. Almost all of these reactors are 40+ years old by now. The safety improvement we could get from just iterating on that tech with our current knowledge is huge. Also, meltdown
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by _cenw 4y ago
While I agree that humans are generally way too critical of nuclear power, when they seem fine with radioactive coal ash being blown into the atmosphere, measuring nuclear safety on the order of directly attributable deaths is really stupid
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by _cenw 4y ago
This. Any serious malfunction is likely shutting down your block on the order of months to for good.
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by _cenw 4y ago
The PRC has a lot more CCTV, slightly less per capacita, but that's irrelevant if you account for density. They also have a lot more means to aggregate information at the municipal level and turn it into actionables, and they do so pre
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by _cenw 4y ago
Could replace that almost 1:1 with wheat and it wouldn't be more or less correct.
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by _cenw 4y ago
It might be the actual intent of the AGPL, which is why I completely stopped using it despite loving the spirit of how it is used by MongoDB. The FSF has an example of how to comply with the AGPL (specifically the "prominent notice&quo
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by _cenw 4y ago
US culture is exported everywhere, so it is only fair to ask for accuracy.
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by _cenw 4y ago
There is no iPad app. It runs in iPhone compatability mode.
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by _cenw 4y ago
I think the overarching point is that MinIO doesn't understand their own license. MinIO can't retaliate at will, except by suing. It also shows that - as it has been since the inception of the AGPL - nobody knows what the actual o
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by _cenw 4y ago
This would be a very long comment and I'm not sure if it's worth writing on a day old thread, because I know very little about you, your frame of reference and how far you lean which way on the genuine curiosity to winning an argu
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by _cenw 4y ago
"As a non-Ukrainian, Putin is the most entertaining thing to come out of east Europe in a long time" is what that sounds like.
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by _cenw 4y ago
Yeah. Not everyone can afford not to be a partisan. Reeks of privilege in here. And your conclusion is asinine. They love memeing the slogan.
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by _cenw 4y ago
I'm sure it's a great distro. I started out running linux with SuSE 8.1. I tried it once in more recent times, and noticed YaST is still not my favorite tool to actually understand what I'm doing. The install also crashed wit

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